I broke off my Oxygen sensor

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Danny Beardsley, Dec 31, 2005.

  1. Admitting you have a WD-40 problem is the first step.... 8^P

    Mike
     
    Michael Pardee, Jan 6, 2006
  2. Admitting you have a WD-40 problem is the first step.... 8^P

    Mike
     
    Michael Pardee, Jan 6, 2006
  3. Danny Beardsley

    SoCalMike Guest

    i use it to clean and LIGHTLY lube motorcycle and bicycle chains and
    cables.
     
    SoCalMike, Jan 6, 2006
  4. Danny Beardsley

    SoCalMike Guest

    i use it to clean and LIGHTLY lube motorcycle and bicycle chains and
    cables.
     
    SoCalMike, Jan 6, 2006
  5. Danny Beardsley

    Remco Guest

    I use it to clean off my tools. It gets gunk and dirt off really well.
    I then rub a drop of oil with STP (that oil additive they tell you to
    use on old engines) on it to keep the rust at bay.
     
    Remco, Jan 6, 2006
  6. Danny Beardsley

    Remco Guest

    I use it to clean off my tools. It gets gunk and dirt off really well.
    I then rub a drop of oil with STP (that oil additive they tell you to
    use on old engines) on it to keep the rust at bay.
     
    Remco, Jan 6, 2006
  7. Danny Beardsley

    L Alpert Guest

    It is in remission since I moved to the rather dry climate of CA. Besides,
    I never like the taste.
     
    L Alpert, Jan 7, 2006
  8. Danny Beardsley

    L Alpert Guest

    It is in remission since I moved to the rather dry climate of CA. Besides,
    I never like the taste.
     
    L Alpert, Jan 7, 2006
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